Swidget Appoints Three new Sales Agents for BC, Quebec and Atlantic Canada

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Feb 25, 2020

Swidget Corp. has appointed Munden Enterprises as the sales agent representing Swidget in Atlantic Canada, Agence Pasquarelli as the sales agent representing Swidget in Quebec, and Cascadia Sales as the sales agent representing Swidget in British Columbia.

Munden Enterprises is the leading electrical manufacturer representative in Atlantic Canada. Their track record of dedicated, experienced and motivated sales team, as well as leading manufacturers in their industry, is what continues to propel them forward in providing best in class service and quality assurance.

Agence Pasquarelli has been specializing in lighting and electrical products in the residential, commercial and industrial sector for over 25 years. They take great pride in customer satisfaction, providing personalized service from creation of the plan to installation. 

Cascadia Sales has been a leading manufacturers representative in the lighting and electrical industry since 2012. They are known to provide the highest level of support, trustworthiness, and professionalism in the business and value their working relationships to the fullest.

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